Teeters' Funeral Chapel

03/24/2026

03/23/2026

When attending a funeral virtually, make sure to clean your surroundings and choose a good place to on your camera that may not distract other guest online. The best way to do this is prepare a respectful area ahead of time.

03/21/2026

“Grief is not a disorder, a disease or a sign of weakness. It is an emotional, physical and spiritual necessity, the price you pay for love. The only cure for grief is to grieve.” - Earl Grollman
What emotions do you feel from your grief? Don’t let anyone lead you to think that there is a timeline or any organization to grief. Sometimes grief feels like fear, other times like anxiety, many times sadness, and even it feels like bittersweet moments in the present. If you are interested in getting some inspirational grief poems, click here: http://teetersfuneralchapel.celebrate-life.us/grief-poems/

03/15/2026

Before I die I want to... fill in the blank.

03/13/2026

All of these terms can get very confusing, yet it’s so important not to wait until it’s too late. Contact us and we will walk through the planning process.

03/12/2026

In the garden when you scatter your loved one’s cremated remains, plant their favorite flowers to personalize their memorial. In their own unique way, when the flowers bloom, your loved one is still there with you. Are you interested in reading more about cremation? Get our complimentary handout today, Cremation: Things To Consider at http://teetersfuneralchapel.celebrate-life.us/choosing-cremation/

03/12/2026

A unique life well-lived deserves a beautiful celebration. Contact us to see more ways to truly celebrate and pay tribute to a loved one.

03/11/2026

Reaching for your relatives across the world is not as difficult as it was even a few years ago. Trough new options afforded through eFunerals and new social media integrations, we can now bring in family and friends who could never have attended before.

03/10/2026

Grief is never just one emotion and no one’s grief journey is the same. The five stages of grief; denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance, come with many emotions.